The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, April 29, 1912, Page 5, Image 5

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FOUNDER OFNEWCULT
a miik el .- t aavd aa It aa-Me
f a,
ill Af a araa. f I ttv 4ln baaJaa
aa aa lua l4l ai'.b bt j,te
aad atb4 axwMt af 14 teaMi?, t bef
a-wUa4 JW4r I ba aeaMal
ta lk. ef Tae t-ulta. ktuly ta
ike le ba .ae la iK.,ia .-my a4
aa vi-a V-tr farm abre
a ia aaraAr af bi bfa
fwti.taa' btr A era bee i'a aad
far awtba aa4 ft.a H-r
ht H l-rua4, af fUaaaata,
ta af K. later 1 Ivar Agaa ead l&a
M '-a -.mu i.i ltd ila t
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lln ate liti ttt, ur i-
ra. T Asaf V , 1 , ,
aad litiM Aa af bl,M:i.i.t,
1SI BE STRICT ON IMHMMS BILL
Will BE INSTIGATED
rtiel mim4 aar M ti:aaIUa
it, . . la bte early
a4. t-4r u baai af im
ta lua ataia. Jaaa Aaaa waa aa
fcr cm hp?
II1LUL UUIUULU .
lOHTBEIilOZZlEB
S
Congress Adopts Policy Pro
posed Two Years Aqo by
-Bourne.
Muto at TVt ftit
Ti ... i AHU i e
aa rr4aUkj ti la l..ir aaleral
a-..!. r.a4e, ff ba ut-t4
l.iUU,a 4wf a 4 I year
a b Mixr tnru. r"te I
eia Iuimi ii waa ia
r I Ua f ea--a ( wk a-rti t.
IW ruft b.irk.rua lifcowl My
w4uiw ewaunraiio. a
eiafe, (V. rieL.r f Uee la Mif
. .leiee .re rf tea aad Ifc f 94 e
eaepiubed tr la b.i fa He. en.e
ae.ea br .. flbleg Wblcb
kr(aaa4 ealeeiBlaellae,
imi be ee rbtirt.a of the (oil
' mill. ee futveruay lour. sere ihie
wiur eBaeuUeabl etavfr aad lara.il,
gallon iu Ibe reault f t.t he proposed
Ml a atprrtalaa .' 14 ba mad
fee- le mm l to af baicaertea ia iuui
abet reaaeaehl prelection 14 ate! pro
vided, Ttila ( Ibe appraval af lb
b-areea af riab.rU and pew all bin
aaaroaalaitaf meae? far itriam
. be ub arte carry (ha foUaataf eaadi
Uet . '
, "rTrrlded, Tiuif fearer aay final atep
afcaJl have be labea for the OB.
atntctloa af a ruh-cuiiarat elatwa la
ermroaara wtih lata bill iba U(a af
Mlrtaeeata. threqih appropriate e-tsle
' lira actio, aha it atoor4 la Iba Vailed
Sutee eavB.eajoe.er af fuharua. an 4
at duly eatnartaed a-ta U rlbl la
readeet flab batching and ail oeeratloa
caaaacca4 ifearalife la aay auur a ad
at aar Um laat iaay.br Una ba ooo
aidarai Mcmvy a ad pro par. aur flab
ary laa of tba atata ta Iba contrary
atwttttarwj!nf: And prondad furth
er. Tbat tba aparaltoaa af aa!4 batebary
aaay aa aupadd by Iba aacratarjr ar
aaaimara ad labor wbanavar. la fcla
Jodrmaai, lha lava and rarulalloaa af
faettac iba rubaa ealUvatad ara aliowad
ia racnala aa laada,aata aa U bnatr
tha affuJncy af aaJd batcbary."
Tba adopUoa af tbla policy U I raaaa
lha ultimata aavtoc af asUllona af dol
lar by Iba eanaarraliaa af flab In aaaay
taiaa vbtra datrvcuoa waa rormarly
aarmltladL
If m14V af Tia l-M-i t
litoilii JaM WlLa. aata
!'(- Ifcal. 11 KHt aakaadatraia.
Iiulf lTaU Ula a but. Itla.
aii aM I j 't-aaa. iaa aaiar baa ltta la
Uaaa Waal akl ' bta
! aa Iba tuttt 1 t.a but aiaUa
f adluataoaal af tba laiaa af !
atalaa a4 lardlria la Uaaa tit.?a
Ifca haltoaal rvrvaia. by aalruaf aa
aaclvaaca af aaib laad fur ab la4a
af lifca auatity aad tataa.
Cwamaaauac aa I Ha bill . arry
HfliM abjaeia Ibal II taa firi
liowa aaJuaa far Iba atata laada bub
lha d-arnta iral4 Kaa la aaaat4r
la aaaklaf ba aarbaaaa. vtraa Ibaugb
lair alaa vara wacb laa
Tba aariary. alar aeaaaiir rata
ar fuJr. adOai "1 aamd uat Ibal
ail aflar Iba ward Vravldad la Uaa 11
aaaa aa atrtck.a awl aad Ibal la
la taaraaf iba folulB ba laaarlad
Tbt as-o aaailaiua af iba aacbaaaa
Iba laa1a rttaialb4. ra-naya4. af
aaaJaaa4 aa baaa laivda aithln tha
tarlor trouadarlaa of Katlonal foraaia
Halt laaanadlalaly braaaa a part af lb
Katlaaal faraata althia wbl.b Ibay ara
lloatd.'" m .
Serve Notice cn RfDubh'can
Government That They
Won't Obey Gag Laws.
17,000 PARCELS IN TAX
CENTRAL OREGON STAR
ROUTE ASKED BY BOURNE
ItiablU mt nit ImhII
Waablna ton, April 11 In aa afarl
la baeara jauali naadad wall oanaaeiloaa
acraaa la tart or Oraaoa, aenalor Huri
baa baaa arctaa tba aatabllahmaat af
a alar roota from Uurna la Ie4 aad
from Caaraa City la friaavtUa. rf
aaany yaara tba ration bataraaa tbaa
ctUaa waa aa Utnly aalUad that tbara
araa Hula roral aaad far (nail a--k-a
and Iba InhablUnU af county aaata la
Oraat aad.lUmay countlaa bad llltla
aaeaato la aaad mall la ar raealva II
front Crook eounty. Now, feawavar.
raiiraada ara bvlldina' aeraa Iba - la
lartor aad maaaa of ulracl oomraunlca-
tlon ara ImaortaaL
Aa iba diataacaa ara arraat. tba coal
af alar roula aervtoa ta baary aad foa
daaartmaat baailataa la aaUbilab Iba
aaw mall tinea. Castral Oraron la at ill
aa of tba lartaat ragloaa aarrad with
ma Li carrtad by aUja. .
MEDFORD BANKS GAIN -
$130,066 IN 58 DAYS
4rb4 r laa Vwi
KlkAMbal, AjtU I l-Tba anaaa(1a(
baard of taa aatla Cbiaaaa fraaa aaa-
aiailaa baa aaa ward fra Ua Vad
uarlcra bara la Iba Nankla tavara
Htaat Ibal If Ua laiiar tbtafea tba Chi
aaaa raira ara lf la pay aay
atiaaiioa ia iba aaw ra laa put
liabad by Iba dapartaaaat f baata af
falra, II la badly ahiaiafca.
Tba eiaaaa la wbub aaaarlat aiaaa
Uaj ta tahaa la laat if ary rwanora ad
araa ta iba rrputUcaa (a vara man I ar1
any arcuwaat aaaiaai Iaa raixibltraa
form af aavaramanl ba publiahad. ao(
aly will aubltraliaai ba atoppad. but tba
lutllaba bad cocapttara will.ba pua-
Uhad. , .
A'baa thara la aa law anaelad far
paraoaa ba eomrall at ar mtird.r."
rotnmanta iba pra aaocUllen'a aaaa'
aalnc baard, ta Ha inaaaaca la iba Kaa
blec vaaaramaai. wby alveuld a araaa
law ba awaciadf It la alaapiy ta follow
tba asaaapla af Iba daavaila .Maacba
(oTaraanaai. Tba praaa will aal accapr
ar raoaa-araa auch a law.?
ITaltad raaat IjiiiI (In I
OLUaa4i AU II ivaf, raa.b T
Oralkv, araaala aad fawadar af a baar
ralttaa aal I. baa baaaj artaalad aad
ill ba bald vfclla Iba aaiUa twvnait
gala ctaaa abwa U-ay aar ara a-a
aaaUM-al Ibaa Ibaaa bval a-wi
I La rui af fcxlya Artbar bUa aad aa.
raln Ibaa an f tba aaaay ai
Ibal bara aaad aJte artltny,
la Uib la a4 by AUkaf badars
aui.t. aba luid la-a auatiaa llval ba
tarad tba -TaM C ta Orarti a fai
Iaa ara, bat lafl It "a aa ba Waraad
af Iba aabt(a af tba ult A '
aba tba lua Uaraad baa ttad ta tba
Im Oratb fUL aatd bal bar baabaaa
bad hMaad iba rK Vt bad It
duaaal.
a Urafa, wiiami laid tba a-attaa.
clataaad U ba ta dirart aa a a a Ua I Iaa
lib 0-t la waatd roaJt atr aa
la yarn bla rait aad It a aaid ba la-
laadad la aaUbilab failaa ta a
ral riila. ) bad aaaa aad la aaa
(lutla aarh bila aa atibadas Carta-
I urn ta aa aloiaaa and Walartaa, awa
aad St. JMaf.b. M. -
PASCO BUSINESS MEN
FAVOR. PUBLIC DOCKS
ti-UI ta Tba JWaalt
Paaoa. ab . April It. Tba faaca
Oi amber af Coairaarca baa appolalad
Robart Jabnka aa chairraaa af a com-
Itlaa'ta wait upon tba ally couactl
and rra tba acquirement af a alta and
lha conetructlon af municipal docka.
Th la -ma l tar baa baaa under aonaldara
tloa for aotaa tlma by Iba council, and
added Interval -waa arooaed when Oo
arnor Ilay vrfad tba aaoaaalty af Im
mediate action, on tba accaaloa of Ma
addraaa at tba Opaa Rlrar rally ba.
qnet.
It CcrtaiaJy Would.
(Caltad raa Lin I WTra.1
Stanford Unlveralty. Cat. April 11
Klaalna aa aa art la tba eu elect af tha
Chaparral, tha comio paper iaeued by
co-ade. Tba adltor dedicatee tha Bum
bled ford. Or April 11. Aa aa lodes I T io"a much needed rtfortn." hoping
DELINQUENCY MUDDLE
of tha proa parity af tbla dry la tba
bank autamanta . mad - Tburaday,
which ahow that there la depcttttd In
tba local bank f 1.141. lit. a'ala-of
IIIO.OI In II daya, or IJ141 gala par
I day,
it will "bring th man and woman
Stanford cloaar together.'
of
CATCHES THIEF ON FISH
HOOKS, BUT HE ESCAPES
rarri H. IV. April It. TriB tha
laat few daya A thief baa atalaa mar
than III wartb af lebacoa and elgard
from a local cigar atora, aaeardiag ta
report given tba pollca. Tba proprietor
eat A trap for Iba thief. At tba bottom
af a aancrota coal cbat laadiag ta tba
baawmafit. where tha aaaa ret aoaaacfa
lib a waodaa aAdittaa, ba aallad alb
atoat flab book a, tba polnta faetag aa
ward, Inraallf tiloa bad lad blm la b
lieva that tba tblef entered ibraagb tba
ehnta, '
Early ana momlBg arte) af pala
brought tba mercrtaat la tba baaemant
Tba thief bad fled, but potiloaa af bla
t rose era and three bant rtakTbeoba ra-
maiaed. Thra flab hooka bad disap
peared with tba thief. Tba proprietor
aayti na u attuned.
DOUGLAS CO. PIONEER.
AGED 73, PASSES AWAY
laaartal te Iaa Jaaraelt
Roaabarg. Or April tl John A gee.
member of ena of Oregon'a ploa
famlllea and a raaldent af Douglaa
county for 4f year. d!d at bla bora la
Garden ValUy. April II. Mr. Am waa
(bpartel ta Tba !waL)
ftpokana, Waab., April !. Ownara of
17.000 parrale of city property, valued
at from 14.100.000 lo $1,000,000. Included
In th Us aale made by tba municipality
of Hpokane In Jill, but never foreclosed,
hare hopoa today of effecting a cora
promloa by paying 10 per cent of tha
Intrrmt dua A. M. Craven, corpora
tlon counacl. baa glvan an opinion that
the rlly could properly authorise a set
tlemrnt of the taxea for lea than tba
amount dua.
The record were found In tha city
treasurers aafa by II. 1. Dunphy, aa
alstant corporation counael, who aub
mlttrd a reaolution to tha eommiaiaanera
suthoriilng tha treaaurer to ' damand
payment of tha full amount. Including
Interest at 20 per cent a year, an pro
vlded In tha delinquent certificate, also
that th city take possession of all prop
erties upon which tha Uxo and penal
ties, estimated at from 155.000 to 1100,.
" 000. are not (aid.
Under thla Interpretation tha delin
quent owrjra would have to pay Inter
est amounting to 400 per cent, on tha
basis fit to per cent a year, to redeem
their properties. Robert Falrloy, com
mUsioner of flnancea. and other mem
bers of tha council ar opposed to ar
bitrary action and seem favorably dis
posed toward a compromise measure or
waiving part of tha 20 par cent Interest
penalty.
There la a local precedent for thla,1
tha administration of 1009, headed by
C Herbert Moore, having paaaed a reao-
lutlon permitting delinquent owner to
redeem their certificate on a baala of
50 per cant of the amount due, If paid
.before a certain date. Only a few
availed themselves of the offer at that
time. ' .
Mr. C-nphy doea not believe thla com
promise waa legal, holding that the
property could not be. cleared of tha
lien without payment In full. Mean
while, the council la awaiting a commit
. taa'a report. : ,,
WOULD RECLAIM INDIAN :
LANDS NEAR KLAMATH
Fishermen to Lose No Time.
Stevenaon, Ween.. ,Aprll It, The Cliff
brothers have a force--clearing .ground
of anaga, erecting bulldlnga aad put
ting- everything In a ha pa ready to be
hn fishing at tha atroke of II o'clock
on May 1. Two crews and two aelnea
will ba used thla aeaeon to cover the
ground. Laat season waa the first
trial by tha Cliffs on these grounda.
aa they have alwaya been considered
"Jonahs" and fishermen bav paaaed
them up.' At tha beginning of laat eea
aon the Cllffa loat their first net by
"anas-ring." A new gear waa aupplled
and tha ground cleared and tba aeaaon
continued at a large profit,
. i '
- Buys CTIand'a Birthplace.
Catdwan. Jf.-JVApril ?. -The Praaby.
bytertan manee of tha First Presbyteri
an church here, the birthplace of G rover
Cleveland, has been purchased for the
Cleveland Memorial association which
will hold It aa a memorial to the former
preaident. The purchase price la 20,-00.
The Perfect Laxative ;
For Elderly People
Are Tiaa Ita attraction no leas then
outh in a more aeren and auleter life.
it la thla vary life of rest without
sufficient exercise that bringe with It
those disorders that arise from In.
activity. Chief of thaaa ara a cbronlo.
persistant constipation.
Most elderly oeonle are troubled In
thla way, with accompanying symptoms
of belching, drowalnees after eating,
headaches and general lassitude. Fre
quently tnere-is airricuity or digesting
even light food. Much mental trouble
ensue, aa It I nard to find a aultabl
remedy, first of all lha advlea may- be
given that elderly people ahould not uae
salts, cathartic pills or powders, watera
or any of tha more violent purgatives.
What they need, women aa well aa
men. ia a mild laxative tonic, one that
Is pleasant to take and yet acta with
out griping.
Tha remedy that fllla all these re
quirements, and haa In addition tonlol
froperttee that atrenrthen the stomach,
Iver and bowel, la Dr. Caldwell syr
up Papain, which tbouaanda of elderly
people uaa. to the eaclualon of all
other remedies. Trustworthy people
like Mr. H. W. Hoffmen. Ask fa, ft. hi,
and W. D. 'Jordan, 700 Tth BL. Glen
wood Springe, Cuta, aay that they take
It at regular Interval and In that way
not only maintain general good health,
but that they have not hi year felt
aa good aa they do now. . Tou will do
well to alwaya have a bottle or It la
the houaa. it la good for all tba fan
liy. ' " ;
Anyone wishing to make a trial of
in is remedy Derore. baying It In the
regular wav of a druggiat at fifty cents
or one dollar a larae bottle ffamllr
else) can have a sample bottle aent
to tha. home rree of charge by almply
addrenainr Dr. W. B. CaJdwelL iol
Waahlncton St. Monticello. 111. Tour
name and addreaa on a costal card will
do. 4
A. a a VV
C7rv (rib tk Wfiv
tins man, cj Ytell at
b .a
O Nature, must baro
new garb; Mature
fiimiiKst her ovra, but
a
man must go to rm
dotKisr for his raiment
We know that we an
pleiw you In this world's
exhibit of men's dothinj;
you'll see here the finest
fabrics, fashioned Into per
fect models.
Perfect In tailoring as velL No tailor can
..excel the splendid workmanship displayed In
every carefully chosen garment. Come in
and slip on a lot of them; you are assured of
courteous attention.
MEN'S SUITS
. $20 to $35
JefaV Sk a Mml ft
The young man's stock In trade Is his youth,
his optimism and his. good clothes; let us
show you the clothes these we have here
for young men will make an optimist of any
one. ' Colorings and fabrics woven especially
for the younj man"; shapes that please the eye.
Modest in price, $20 to $31
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La2a4DIHG CLOTHIER
Qxrimm Stereeft aft FoOTftlb
Call Mo Eexly
Straw Hal Day ;
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Klamath Falls, Or., April J9. Work
on a proposed reclamation project on
ndlan lands near Modoc Point, 20 miles
north of Klamath Falls, la expected to
be started this summer, according to a
report following the . return here of A.
Xj. Hill, an engineer of the United.
States Indian service. Mr., Hill made
a thorough inspection of the project i
and It Is believed that he waa favorably J
impressed with It, ' ; V
Fifty thousand dollars watt appropri
ated at the last aession of congress to
carry , on, ine -worn tarn projoei.- r.o-cordlng-
to mon Interested In the project
this money la to be released almost at
once and work can beaut without much
further delay. Under the plan 8000
acres of dry land on the fHit near Mo
doc Point will be irrigated and 1000
acre of swamp land reclaimed.
elecTrTc OFFICIAL DIES
WHEN AUTO TIRE BLOWS
New York,, April 29. Hlndfll Par
sons, attorney and vice president of the
General Electric company, la dead here I
today as a result of an automobile acci
dent. Paraons, who was noted for hi
fearless -driving, and -held a number- of
Hpeed record between New-" Tork and
Albany, was driving his new fouring
car at a speed computed at 75 miles an
hour, when a rear tire exploded, up-end
ing the can Fareona waa thrown into
the tonneau and Instantly killed. - -
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The
new
plan-
high-grade, fully warranted
pianos, such wonderfully little prices, and pay
ments so easy that ever home can have
pleasures and benefits of a fine, new piano now
Holds your sock as
smooth as your skin
iwonaiuons
. Seven leading manufacturers join with us in this plan,
by which 518 Oregon homes are to receive elegant picinos.
Bring a dollar tomorrow and pick out one of the pianos
here shown or one of thirty-six other styles, or Write us.
Remember you buy at wholesale. The volume of this
trmsaction and quick; distribution a k e s these low
prices possible. : " - 7 -
.And you pay only $1 a week; it's easier than it sounds.
Almost anybody can do it No fuss or red tape. No
'task to be perfohned. No waiting. The big auto brings
the piano the same day you order it. Come first thing
tomorrow, for more than half are now sold.
' Remember, these are high-grade vms to
AND
A WEE
lar catalog styles such as a mansion would be proud to
own a credit to any home.
How much happier, brighter, better home is where
there is music. And now only a dollar a. week does it,
or equivalent by the month, if you prefer. ' ,
40 STORES
- Tha Nation's " .
Largest Music House
. Horn of ' '
THE CraCKERIWO
: che Acrorujro ' -
THE EBIBALL
7th and Alder
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